M FG Scott In India as in some other developing countries, a period of rapid and sustained economic growth in manufacturing production has been followed by a recession and shiver growth. This slowing down has been generally associated with a narrowing of the scope for easy import substitution, a more difficult balance of payments situation, and an increasing discontent with the social and income effects of the industrialisation.
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